Girls gone wild, Web 2.0 version

BroadBand Sports — the Seattle startup that features online videos of extreme sports — certainly knows how to attract attention.

I received an e-mail from the company this morning titled “Girls Gone Wild!,” with a link to its video collection of women athletes wakeboarding, surfing and skateboarding.

“Check out our collection of girls gone wild videos – hot chicks in bikinis who can out huck you any day,” the company writes.

Have the folks over at BroadBand Sports never seen the late night infomercials showcasing “Girls Gone Wild” participating in another — albeit less active — exercise? Or is this simply a shameless promotion riding on the coattails of the popular video series?

Girls gone wild, Web 2.0 version

BroadBand Sports — the Seattle startup that features online videos of extreme sports — certainly knows how to attract attention.

I received an e-mail from the company this morning titled “Girls Gone Wild!,” with a link to its video collection of women athletes wakeboarding, surfing and skateboarding.

“Check out our collection of girls gone wild videos – hot chicks in bikinis who can out huck you any day,” the company writes.

Have the folks over at BroadBand Sports never seen the late night infomercials showcasing “Girls Gone Wild” participating in another — albeit less active — exercise? Or is this simply a shameless promotion riding on the coattails of the popular video series?